Donor Awards
Through the generous support of alumni and friends of NYU Stern, students have several opportunities to receive funding for their degree. Donor awards are scholarships and fellowships funded by Stern supporters and awarded by NYU Stern Graduate Financial Aid to eligible students. All donor awards at NYU Stern are merit-based and are awarded based on the criteria established by donors.
Harvey Beker Scholarship
The Harvey Beker Scholarship program was established in 2005 by Harvey Beker, MBA 1975. The scholarship program intends to foster an interest in philanthropy and create a group of like-minded Stern alumni who understand the importance of giving back to the School. Within five years of graduation, the Beker Scholars ideally will begin to share their success and start giving back to Stern. Thus, they will enable future students to excel and succeed.
Newly admitted students who are enrolled in the Full-Time MBA program are invited to apply for the scholarship by submitting a one-page resume and an essay. The essay should be no longer than two pages, double-spaced, and should answer the following questions:
- Why would you like to be considered for the scholarship?
- How have you helped others succeed through your contributions?
- How do you intend to contribute to Stern as an alumnus/a?
- How will you enable future students to excel at Stern?
Submit your essay and resume via fin-aid@stern.nyu.edu. Include your full name, academic program, and Stern email address in the body of your email. The 24-25 application deadline is Monday, September 16, 2024.
Charles C.Y. Chen Scholarship Fund
The Charles C.Y. Chen Scholarship Fund was established in 2015 by Taiwanese Stern alum Charles C.Y. Chen (MBA ’91), Chairman of Eyon Holding Group. In addition to establishing this fund, Charles Chen also serves on the Stern Executive Board. This scholarship fund provides significant tuition assistance for students in the MBA program who demonstrate academic merit, with a preference for students who have previously attended school in Taiwan and have a deep and abiding interest in doing business in Taiwan.
Elizabeth Elting Advancing Women's Leadership Fellowship
The Elizabeth Elting Advancing Women's Leadership Fellowship was established in 2019 by Stern alumna, philanthropist, and entrepreneur Elizabeth Elting (MBA ’92). Ms. Elting is the Founder and CEO of the Elizabeth Elting Foundation, a charitable endeavor dedicated to breaking down the barriers that hold back women and marginalized people. She also serves as a member of the Stern Executive Board. Each year, the Elizabeth Elting Advancing Women's Leadership Fellowship is awarded to two two-year Full-time MBA students and two one-year Andre Koo Tech MBA students. The Fellowship covers $50,000 per academic year for the two-year Full-time MBA and $50,000 for the one-year Andre Koo Tech MBA.
Recipients of this award display extraordinary academic merit, an impressive record of leadership experience, an entrepreneurial spirit, and a dedication to advancing women in business. Stern designates Elizabeth Elting Fellows at the time of admission to exceptional candidates.
Howard Gilman Foundation Scholarship
With the generous support of the Howard Gilman Foundation, the Howard Gilman Foundation Scholarship will be awarded to graduate students who have careers in the performing arts, and who now seek to become trained in business. Students will be selected by the Financial Aid office and no separate application is necessary.
Kenshin Oshima Scholarship
The Kenshin Oshima Scholarship will provide up to $25,000 in scholarship support to the most promising first-year MBA student with a deep and abiding interest in Asian culture. All admitted students will be considered for the Oshima Scholarship, which is typically awarded in the late summer after students are admitted to the program. The Kenshin Oshima Prize will also award $100,000 to second-year MBA students achieving the School's most distinguished academic record. No application is necessary.
Mr. Kenshin Oshima is a prominent business leader in Japan and a friend and supporter of the NYU Stern School of Business.
Moral Contract Scholarship
The Moral Contract Scholarship program was established in 2010 by an anonymous donor. It is awarded annually to two first-year, full-time, and/or focused MBA students. The scholarship intends to foster an interest in philanthropy and create a group of like-minded Stern alumni who understand the importance of giving back to the School. Within five years of graduation, the recipient will ideally begin to share their success and start giving back to Stern. Thus, they will enable future students to excel and succeed.
Newly admitted students who are enrolled in the Full-Time MBA program are invited to apply for the scholarship by submitting a one-page resume and an essay. The essay should be no longer than two pages, double-spaced, and should answer the following questions:
- Why would you like to be considered for the scholarship?
- How have you helped others succeed through your contributions?
- How do you intend to contribute to Stern as an alumnus/a?
- How will you enable future students to excel at Stern?
Submit your essay and resume via fin-aid@stern.nyu.edu. Include your full name, academic program, and Stern email address in the body of your email. The 24-25 application deadline is Monday, September 16, 2024.
Through the generous support of alumni and friends of NYU Stern, students have several opportunities to receive funding for their degree. Donor awards are scholarships funded by Stern supporters and awarded by NYU Stern Graduate Financial Aid to eligible students. All donor awards at NYU Stern are merit-based and are awarded based on the criteria established by donors.
Donor Awards
All returning full-time two-year students will automatically be considered for Donor Awards during the fall semester of their second year. The awarded funds can be used to cover tuition only. Typically, no application is necessary as all eligible students are considered for this type of award.
Through the generous support of alumni and friends of NYU Stern, students have several opportunities to receive funding for their degree. Donor awards are scholarships funded by Stern supporters and awarded by NYU Stern Graduate Financial Aid to eligible students. All donor awards at NYU Stern are merit-based and are awarded based on the criteria established by donors.
Elizabeth Elting Advancing Women's Leadership Fellowship
The Elizabeth Elting Advancing Women's Leadership Fellowship was established in 2019 by Stern alumna, philanthropist, and entrepreneur Elizabeth Elting (MBA ’92). Ms. Elting is the Founder and CEO of the Elizabeth Elting Foundation, a charitable endeavor dedicated to breaking down the barriers that hold back women and marginalized people. She also serves as a member of the Stern Executive Board. Each year, the Elizabeth Elting Advancing Women's Leadership Fellowship is awarded to two two-year Full-time MBA students and two one-year Andre Koo Tech MBA students. The Fellowship covers $50,000 per academic year for the two-year Full-time MBA and $50,000 for the one-year Andre Koo Tech MBA.
Recipients of this award display extraordinary academic merit, an impressive record of leadership experience, an entrepreneurial spirit, and a dedication to advancing women in business. Stern designates Elizabeth Elting Fellows at the time of admission to exceptional candidates.
Moral Contract Scholarship
The Moral Contract Scholarship program was established in 2010 by an anonymous donor. It is awarded annually to two first-year, full-time and/or focused MBA students. The scholarship intends to foster an interest in philanthropy and create a group of like-minded Stern alumni who understand the importance of giving back to the School. Within five years of graduation, the recipient will ideally begin to share their success and start giving back to Stern. Thus, they will enable future students to excel and succeed.
Newly admitted students who are enrolled in a Focused MBA program are invited to apply for the scholarship by submitting a one-page resume and an essay. The essay should be no longer than two pages, double-spaced, and should answer the following questions:
- Why would you like to be considered for the scholarship?
- How have you helped others succeed through your contributions?
- How do you intend to contribute to Stern as an alumnus/a?
- How will you enable future students to excel at Stern?
Submit your essay and resume via fin-aid@stern.nyu.edu. Include your full name, academic program, and Stern email address in the body of your email. The 24-25 application deadline is Monday, September 16, 2024.
Andre Koo Tech Scholarship
The Andre Koo Tech Scholarship is a merit-based scholarship awarded to students entering the Andre Koo Technology and Entrepreneurship MBA program. Stern designates Andre Koo Scholars at the time of admission to exceptional candidates who demonstrate an interest in pursuing technology-related studies and/or careers and are also receiving a merit-based scholarship.
Through the generous support of alumni and friends of NYU Stern, students have several opportunities to receive funding for their degree. Donor awards are scholarships funded by Stern supporters and awarded by NYU Stern Graduate Financial Aid to eligible students. All donor awards at NYU Stern are merit-based and are awarded based on the criteria established by donors.
Donor Awards
All Langone students will automatically be considered for Donor Awards once they have completed 30 credits. As the selection process for these awards takes place each fall, students must have completed 30 credits by the end of the prior spring semester to be considered. The awarded funds can be used to cover tuition only and no application is necessary.
Through the generous support of alumni and friends of NYU Stern, students have several opportunities to receive funding for their degree. Donor awards are scholarships funded by Stern supporters and awarded by NYU Stern Graduate Financial Aid to eligible students. All donor awards at NYU Stern are merit-based and are awarded based on the criteria established by donors.
EMBA Scholarship
All enrolled and incoming EMBA students will automatically be considered for the EMBA Scholarship during the fall semester. The awarded funds can be used to cover tuition only. No application is necessary.
Vincent C. Ross Institute of Accounting Research Scholarship
All enrolled BS/MS students are invited to apply for this scholarship in the final spring semester of their undergraduate program. Application instructions and deadlines will be provided directly to students.